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Dear John,
 
Six years ago, WomenHeart launched its annual #29DaysofHeart social
media campaign to raise awareness about heart disease in
African-American women. Designed to honor Black History Month and
Heart Month, the campaign uplifts the voices of Black women while
shining a spotlight on the disproportionate impact of heart disease
among African-American women and the need to fight for health equity.
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This year, WomenHeart has secured 16 partner organizations who are
helping to elevate awareness. Along with the faces and voices of
several WomenHeart Champions, the messages in the campaign highlight,
not only that nearly half of Black women have heart disease, but the
links between heart disease and maternal health, diabetes and
COVID-19.
 

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We invite you to join us in spreading the word by sharing our
#29DaysofHeart campaign and don't forget to follow, like and share our
posts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Your support enables us to
reach millions of women across the country with messages, resources
and support that can make a difference in their lives.
 
Together, we are saving lives!
 

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Celina Gorre
Chief Executive Officer



 

 

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